This template receives a ThriveCart purchase on a Latenode webhook, maps name and email in JavaScript, and invites that customer to your Mighty Networks community.
Point ThriveCart at the webhook URL. Put the Mighty Networks API token in that JavaScript node, with the network, group, or course id they should join.
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The scenario starts when ThriveCart posts a new purchase to your Latenode webhook URL.
JavaScript pulls customer name, email, and product from the payload.
The same JavaScript node invites that person to the network, group, or course you set. Put the Mighty Networks API token in that node.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL into ThriveCart as the destination for new purchases.
Add a JavaScript node. Put the Mighty Networks API token there, plus the network, group, or course id new buyers should join.
Map name and email from the ThriveCart payload, then send the invite. Place a test purchase and confirm the member appears in Mighty Networks.
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